Turner Ices Shootout Win Over Cal - Syracuse University Athletics

Sunday, October 25

Syracuse, N.Y.

Noon

Syracuse University

(9-5, 4-3)

California

(9-6, 2-5)

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	Final F
California	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1
Syracuse	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	2

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10/25/2026 3:25:00 PM | Field Hockey

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Syracuse sophomore Aubrey Turner buried the deciding attempt in the fifth round of shootouts as classmate Tane King turned away three opponent tries as No. 14 Syracuse University field hockey outlasted No. 16 California 2-1 in a shootout Sunday afternoon at J.S. Coyne Stadium.

With the shootout tied 2-2 entering the final round, King stopped Cato Arlman before Turner converted to clinch a 3-2 tiebreaker edge. Taylor Bigbie and Hattie Madden also scored in the shootout for the Orange.

Syracuse (9-5, 4-3 ACC) got its regulation goal from Turner, who scored unassisted on a scramble chance on a penalty corner in the 17th minute for her eighth goal of the season. Jessie Eiselin made one save in the first half, while King stopped five shots across the second half and overtime. The Orange outshot the Golden Bears 16-12 and held a 7-2 edge in penalty corners, avenging last season's 1-0 loss in Berkeley.

California (9-6, 2-5 ACC) got its goal from Liz Klompmaker, who also scored the only goal in last year's meeting, on a penalty corner with 22 seconds left in the third quarter. Arlman and Holly Pears picked up assists. Carine Van Wiechen went the distance in goal for the Bears, making seven saves in 75 minutes. Josefina Moyano and Maria Scocco converted in the shootout.

How it Happened

Syracuse earned the first penalty corner of the game in the fourth minute, but Van Wiechen denied Jess Liddell's shot.
Eiselin made her lone save in the ninth minute on a Jaiya Labana attempt, and Van Wiechen turned away Ally Snyder in the 13th minute to keep the game scoreless after one quarter.
The Orange opened the second quarter with shots from Belle van de Pas and Bigbie before earning back-to-back corners. After Van Wiechen stopped Ava Brewer, Turner found the cage seven seconds later for a 1-0 lead in the 17th minute.
Syracuse earned another corner in the 25th minute, but Liddell's drive was blocked. Klompmaker drew a green card a minute later, and the Orange carried a 1-0 lead into halftime after outshooting Cal 8-1 in the first half.
King entered in goal after the break and made back-to-back saves on Moyano and Adya Kadam in the 35th minute.
The Orange pushed for an insurance goal with consecutive corners in the 44th minute, but three shots from Liddell and Madden were all blocked.
Cal answered at the other end. King stopped Klompmaker in the 45th minute, but the Bears earned a corner moments later and Klompmaker converted, with Arlman and Pears assisting, to tie the game 1-1.
Catalina Pravda tested Van Wiechen in the 53rd minute. Cal's lone corner of the fourth quarter came in the 58th minute, but Flore Uges' shot was blocked and King saved Agustina Daud's follow-up to send the game to overtime.
Cal held a 5-1 shot advantage in overtime, but King made a save on Klompmaker in the closing minutes and the Orange defense blocked a Pears attempt seconds later. Syracuse earned the only corner of the extra session but could not convert.
Cal shot first in the shootout. King stopped Klompmaker before Sammie Goin missed. Moyano and Bigbie traded goals, then King denied Pears and Madden put the Orange in front. Scocco evened it and Snyder missed, setting up King's stop on Arlman and Turner's winner.

Up Next for Syracuse

No. 14 Syracuse closes the regular season Friday, Oct. 30, hosting Boston College at J.S. Coyne Stadium with a 4 p.m. start.
The ACC Championship follows Nov. 3-6 at North Carolina's Karen Shelton Stadium in Chapel Hill